Sentence examples for lend relief from inspiring English sources

The location work, mostly those flashbacks and a couple of jollies to Broadstairs, does open out the scope yet serves to dissipate tension, rather than lend relief.

The United Nations, the Europeans and the Arabs differ with the administration's insistence that Mr. Arafat be replaced, but share its goal of reorganizing Palestinian security forces, lending relief aid and reforming Palestinian political institutions.

They were lending relief to local protesters who had been camped out in the garden every night since Dec. 9 -- the night before developers originally planned to begin construction there of some three-family town houses.

It swells into a short, tightly wound climax that lends relief to the entrancing progression of strings.

The Greek-flavored sound score by Georgios Kontos, with music by Giannis Aggelakas and Nikos Veliotis, lends some relief as dancers stand immobile, take turns speaking or engage in repetitive gestures that shake the body in and out of consciousness.

The weaker yen lent some relief to exporters.

"Bangla Desh" attracted sustained airplay in the days leading up to the concerts, and lent the relief project an authentic social and political significance.

We revisited many of these in a post, collecting some of the best projects that could lend a hand in disaster relief efforts. .

Conceding that the bailed-out banks are sitting on $2 trillion that they won't lend, Clinton offers not a word about mortgage relief for swindled homeowners.

To lend support in the flood crisis, UNICEF sent immediate health relief to the worst-affected areas of Uttar Pradesh, including Silauta.

None of those actions, however, brought much catharsis or relief, with banks around the world remaining too frightened to lend to each other, much less to their customers.